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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-12
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sen SO. 2 G88@ 691c yleo. 3 gu 651e,
@int srp stseg 9e9. Brother I'M 9pei
DER gu 7o@7oEe.5 gf9, a. S1tbes gu e9@S9a.
42}@43, SEQ. 2 weiBes q. No. 3 GEL
bes 414@41e, gfo. 8 gu -@-c. 9to. 4 gu
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g MliSbGin as. i Gar gu s1s, / @or
3u 1925 1 Gar 81 $f3, 1 Gar gu $685.;
al Der 8abn S1S bic Come.
&Ieie. = 2 Cars gu $11.50, ! Gar 81
SIT. rs, 1 Gar 3t 81, 3 Cars 5u 81 20, 6
Cars III s11. So 8 @ers. gu $11.75 bic &oulte.
6eu. - / Gar Soma nplonb 81 ST., 1
Gar so. / NSrairie SIT So. On Der gabm:
1 Gar SEQ. 1 9imot9p gu $1s. 2 Cars gu
1880, 2 Cars 81 Sl4, / @9r No. . gu
$3.50, / Gar Su S1S, / Gar Snbiala llps
Lamb au SO, 1 Gar Soma au $40, 2@ars 81
S11. 1 Gar All $11.25. 2 GCrs su S11.50. 2
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-12

Cars gu s11.75, 8 Cars gu S12, l Gar gu
$13 bic Tonne.
@etl il Ell. - 9ebenos Eurteps 9@loc..
uei6ld1tete &C; @nten SO &c o1s P[hto'
6ibner, sef9L, -@-c; le1. o@9c
5dmereten. - Gimot9p 50. 20@-,
Nrtma %; Glee -.-@-.-,S etn9eo'
3Suttet e.. - creamery 15@s8c.; Dair9
13@lcc.
Ger. - 14@141c. bas Onbeho.
kortoffeTn. Stole 1lnb 6ebrotS
90Wsot. seattlleere Gorten 70@75c oerSul9et;
Bobneu.2 Cute ne1s vWeotuns" 2.2o
@2.2o uno Jtdpie5 3.2j@5.5j.
WicDtnatft.
gm Jttuootehmartt betrII Die l3ufh9r ca.
1880 Stiid, 9egeu 725 Stud am poF'9eH
Sulnlta9. :
1870
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-12
Merstti6e Gttauette

perbinbert man9e Ooftoren ibre @eI6idliG=
felt ansuSei9en; mir aber lailen un5 bur9
feline lol9en berfommli9en 8ori9riften OBJ
balten unb benfen, boB, 1penn mir cine unle=
rem giebenmeni6en niisli6e gntbedltng
MAIDEN, mir bic 3bat1ade iber bas oan3e
2an6 perbreiten ioateu. Oaber lalIen mir
i'm san5en 9anbe bic 3batiG9e per0fient=
lt9en, baB DR.. st. 9. Nierce'S Golden
Medical Discovery .(9olOene meOiSinil6e
G%ntOednnsl has bst6eton4te 9eilmittel
S i'1g sS SS%inSaIn rdntt GS;fr0tfiian O g.a San"9 y2
@ents IN Grtefmorfen fir DR., 8terce's pou=
ftdnoi9e Nb6onblun9 iber S6minoIlt6t nit
lniibertrotielnen Wtitteln our Selbtbebanb=
lung. @breI1ire: Worlds Dispensary Med
ical Association, 6G3 Main Str, Buffalo,
N. Y.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-12
SnternQtionole8 Ntlttdrs 2Qger
''Carnp Sheridan. CHICAGO.
@cetmmeno ot 1. Sftober 1857.
i'm Central Grtping Barf NusIeIuno in ben e5totp Soir tsrou
AZ, 2OO.O 90 1T 4srsiSen; nnn nier,a1a - n;nI ~

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oa.. S"%'O*Vo ~ +f|len; "@M tsmaGS 10 OmI oTerut
VhIhr0rerten pon l. bis II. Otpbe. 0adiensGdtear pm 10 bs % 7Hn6er
1m. %m r SSmttEgetno % ru So S mpLn. yer. Stdaten @GDQueu, NrtuGie mb 9mfans
benz ArugSi4tf yWi4i9dn~. Y"'" '""""" P"' OS D'""e III"
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NaHonal1SarDen BON dun 39eet Der Ser Gtnotnd h proufooo,
3r Seadhn9 tt mnltdrl9e Sr9mumonen: SIR iS wmSTMm"inbH irodoho,
benz NftbepGb be5tuten. Ger 1hIBlGnn fit Wnrelnnopn IN ~ X S@@SsmTTr
Die 2ruppen fommfu III an obr Dor 6m 3 Snobr mS nGbTSRf~en Ma u ann NM y Sf4obar
gen rehbetig 9e6eben.. ""S"' "" "F mRPW
Scn4enoe Gonrmonbos Ctat=Semmbe) fnb nr tr dngn etneluea 8oo an Sam.
pufe nGeld0en. oS "V"
@tcMDaDnsHatcn mt GoDahn in Uniform in 4bugIurmrb nm mtr pu NJ. ss
GiRCn Gutp crN Eeue Nf9eet 3R@ e96tSnbunQ n6 liner ST NMSm - WH rHoN
MmnI Gen pn a6pmhtW G6nen69Rt roRt penn bmmG n9dommpmn mir "N"N" IN "W" %"
Wt@a fcNoc .Gnt PfctsEtltem unO btailnte Gtumore. fuelMp nrmn4t enon.
bea. pns notbto TT, 1Wt Commands noD oen aa0cr ~ briHC D .r
Himrr GrteRer pn 1000 NRufrn. 'V ~E f"'"' III" t""
EgIe Team Practice, Ofn fir aue aaHonal gubtfer inf fr gornnoAo mr..
meen5 lit Dber ntD pom f. Bis 20 0ho6u. gHn im bic JTrHITs s =. ,sS2;"Ism mnS
GOjcBch1 oRn tr GtDtnFcn umb SotOaten. g1anfnberaG bT 14H9e" frr ma
Standardization $425O0! w F"' F' V"
2tGt9We GTtnrNonss@tetfe aMf aNen Rontcn.
@b. fbT mO mt @onponEuds, wa9e Gm9 3nmt ndbunb bS oonmu 5nmsrp58tw,
=. Spar Me uRu % @pWn Nrb Ynhh nit S1ntt5umn rms "whWB SWW On.
nIrr GMeDetun enN mani i'd M S|ET UHT Mx 1W"
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-12
nnterbaltei

rhnslei6 anbern Abfhbrmitteln, MAIDEN
DR.. 9ierce's Pellets @t19en) bte Darme
mad Der g8irtuns nt9t peritopft, ionbert
IteQen int @esentbeil cine bauernb geiunoe
SbGti9fett Der. Ga ite bur6aus pe9etabtltl9
bere @profalt erforberli9. Sci @potbefern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-12
DR.. med. 81.
S6wadlc W6n.tcr.

ueI@e ibre pole Mlannestratt pnS Glaiti3itdt
bes @eiites 1pieoer 3u erlaneen lpiiul9en, er=
balten unent9eleli9 lusfunft lber elm
taettes Scil0ctfaDrea, pei9es it9 bis
iebt in iebem ein3elnet Sale 9ldnsenb be-
ISS95t Bat 5eber stS eIa t}aentsr f S}s,tI 'sIs ,I$ n 'G's
am'a}ffi1enag sr tG 2S.'I sfits Se" { s;sS Ssas
Iart, is 6. SOmitoa Gtr+. gtewDDrf>
SC. o.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-12

Man6er Mrme 2eibenbe, Der li9 benz Wtels
Ter bes 8unbarStes unteripirIt, neil tim b6Sz
ortige @unben uhb itropbul0ie @el9wiilite
ql1dlen, f6nnte l1uperlebt uub geianb lem,
1penlt er Nper's SarIapariaa 9enommen
bate. sic tretbt bie perborbenen Sdfte aus
6em Blute, bic iol9e nebel peraulallen unb
u%uterhalteu. 49,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-12

Sfe au9etaett beItebtett tttt0 bes
fat.ttten GIaf@cnbtere Der GonraO
Gcipp 9retptttg 60. fnS SeSers
ttatt,t st entpfebIen. 8efteMnmAets
btttet tttaa Otreft at Die 8rameret
AIT fenoeM4 a."~s~ .~'4.~ ma
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-12
SStMnnsberi0t+

Sic ganfeu ma@teu Dorle6er gu 6@s
Yro5elt.
Ofe Banf=N us9Iei9unsen beliefen 1i9 auf
$3.50, 709, 602. 81, 9egei1 $50, 722, 692. rs tn Der
entlpr. ISOLDE bes Dorigen Sabres.
Scn Seem y)ort purDetI Il. g. Bpn6s totirt:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-12
g d II err Ut:

S9dfe.- Ole 3ufubr bettef fth All CT.
5000 Stid, 9egen 1910 9tiif am pori9en
gamita8. preile bOber, fir 2alnner I'M 10
bis 15c. ntebri9er.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-12
Gin OQnkb0rer O0ttent,

Der Ieitten 9tomen ni9t genannt bo6en Mill nno ber
Seimee nnHftdmoiae Gstcoerbcrte auuG BON IGWcs
rem QeiOel elmer in eiuem 9ottorbu4 an9egebenen
Nr3nei Oerbonft. laBt ourdb rns boSielbe fniteutret
ar iei1te Ieibeubeu Mituleuit5en o%eridtrten. Steles
SemIGtht lperben f6nnen. 99idt Cure @breiIe nit
BrieiTorfe an: O. @tsfanlp e Co., Ii g.. 9Ots
ftun GtT., 9t~eWs)crf, ". u.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-12
IeiI II. e. VDubS ttofirf :.
OetretoeMAtft+
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&btcd90. 10. Sept.
Oie 8reisperGnberungen am @etreibes unb
Observation-Disclosures : Wtarft erseben it9
aus iolgeuoer 3ulanmenltelun9:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-12

GU einenl SanbItdbt9en. 40 Metlen bon gbicodn, 1T
" Elm gittmern, @efiber zines tteinen 6eIbafts.
Gr lIdt cine paiIenoe Srou NIT etpas Gapitol.
Setne NpreIe lit:
5ipSlnbt Anton Miller, oswego, Kendall Co., Ill.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-12
Gin G%fnci,.matfer Qlrat

mo9t uts Die Wtittbetluns. bub er bnr6 ben
9itnlti9en @rfolg, lpel6e1 er NIT Qpotbefer
Ni9ar6 8ranb'S S9wei5er Niuen er5ielt,
iebr 5uf%rieOen9eitelt lei. Natnenrti9 BET
0erlphen # 10 l9reibt DR.. med. Q. tpel6e
an Berbauun 9sbei9merben unb au9emeinen
&ranfbeiteu bes Wogetls lttten, mar Die Wtrs
flung in Iebem eiusetnen Sdae auBerprbents
ltd 9%iii1ltie. SeDenfaIs perbleueN bic
Pilulae Helvetiae baS Sob, wel9es ibuen
oltentbulben ge5ollt Dirb.
Gr9ebenit
Ill, DR.. med. 3d..
Mor trifft bic G9peiSers8iIen in ieber
gtpotbefe unb auBerbem BET benz 9aupt6epot
fir Chicago: 9@natbt & Sii9er, @fe
@abaIb Qpe. unb Is. StraBe. Die S3a9tel
5u 40 Gents. + ;
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-12

lis YleiD 9ort Stot+Rdlber, per Stiid. $500. y o. ~
63 BuHen 81. ...... w "a
1Z5 WeQI EalDeE1s.. -. s..E...s... 49, o'OVU~""Y
0ie 56wetnss 3ufuDr betrt1 ca:
1000 Gtiid, gegeu 7,769 am port9en
Somitag. ge;ablt lDrIroelt 81 .lo@o'oo f'r
0erFaurt ,puroelt 1t. /. =.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-12
UtAbItrk fctt 1851
Henry choeIIkopf.
Wholesale & Retail Grocer,
232&234 Sf NnuODlpb=5h.,
sipif9en 6rantlin unb Marfet ctr.
balt itets oaf @ager in better maare unb gu ben

5tptibert SSraltlin itro Wtarfet Str.
balt itetS olT Eager in better Moare unb su ben
btlltUiteu Mretlen:
Nctc QSSG sou. 0ru.Ssariu9c
MfdJten G:tit etIfbaIe GdtDctserf1fe
SgGn;idlto. GcrOel1tsSSu rit, ytentGtt1ctt,
MSeItpb6l. GGiitfctl mo 0attSlcters0aitetett,
!. &aftb. Wpus&s1tina MstO Diam. SGt0tnct,
Sr6b. GarocAcu, fcI= Nebcrlourh,
Sstff. &G1i0r tttto 0sGrittirtc5t Aat III 0eIec,
SStsler SSTpttci1 t3n0 Garoclett= @3mtter,
Sciret StmbmrSerz, Gtabtt= nto oaN0f1feI
0o6nters, &r6,ter: uRO Ya~rutei0MtGTe,
Utptsa9e De Dtie,
y&% al dDuteucr Nn0 yfoGMefOrtf1ic,
Utatt5. Garotnet1, GrGSeI1 INTO 81 nstpignottS,
2eutt6be Gd,uittbptnst mo Gpat9eI,
ShtpprttrfeS Niuttt= itr0 SIi0ctt=SeL
9HGeIcorfer Gent, SIiDra 1t!tO SIapertt,
MCdjtctl $3tNtbecrinf4 tloGDt1e1. SSng&uct
Como. Gd)tpetse .9ii1d) tao SSinocrntebl,
GscdJtct, Sapa=, Nptfaz mt0 3StosSe0fee,
Gstitct, GfttuPn utt0 iG1tOGr5eu xbee,
SSafan sno Barite=&bpceIAoc,
GiG;oriet, f5ei0c,;=. @iGIctz It. WoggeMfaHee,
GfBc tltD 1ftterc WtarneIn, Gttrpnat,
UriIaIe .2tnfetl, 0rilmfer:t, MoDnIGmet,
IyetMftf YfrEgerStc, S10u 1silo gBct3cnGtteS,
stat. NS0cc0rptlt, RMocIt3, Gnt6ltpc engrtiSe,
0ttisnehl, Ss1rtp ffct= tttto Grbicnincbl,
Geuffd}eS y SiGNIt elti.IlsS It. trans. Bflaurtett,
Y~etroG1tete 0et1id'c gtirtCn II. SSeiOetbeeren,
0ctrc6. NtlSe (S6sp6alute), Ssctne @eiptirse,
ltl9ar. 8apaifa, S~Stttaaael tat0 iSneinnSer,
9Sciteu gSetncifi9 sMft Gf,tata d1ctt,
WGrtier SSlnapftab0f bon 2p5be9,
9cMtIdle Gpitt"GScr mit0 2S Hfrafct
stUe SOrtcn 5~soIsfdjube t4ttO @3rISraHtUfe Itt,
Die ~ieiniten SelicateIien unb Specerei=Daoren tuIner
81 finben bet
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-12

GriIQDe :; " Z Xxx 5.j Ssn f5 s5iSisf : III
eirhsrrib I'M 6eI1dft, bemieIeu ourb Sunoerte rpu
SsbsiiIten1 sRatb unentQeItlib. 2oIpt.Offcc S3l &rd1.
gtr. 9GilabeIpBio. SIM @omnlerctal.RDtel chicago
an non; 8. bis aunt leBten ieoen WsonatS. l7oalStGD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-12
S0MteM,

,,.rbe lire Wieberfunft in Stinen Su %erlporten min.
s S.ar9 f;;n6en freuubIi1e aufnabme unb CUTE Yle9e bel
,Iu III VretIen. 0trs. s. -. gstdter, 9ebomme
I9na6Nit31 ioump 547 Neit Snolana Ctr.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-04-23
IcISIng sun Beams.

RISING Sun, April 22-Tne West Not
ting ham Friends first day school was +,
organized last sabbath tor the "nS lin.
season. They elected the following Off
GERS: Supt.,.E II. Reynolds; asst. supJ
5 w. PaSsr ore; secy., Enoch l.. HarMn
asst. sccy.. Jennie l.. WOrra ]; librarian
E. Pusy PaaSmore; asst. librarian, L \
Reynolds, treasurer, Rebecca e. Wor
rali: L r Bnttirgtun was clUaon as ln
scrrcJor for the Bible class.
Mrs Jane Blrne~, rel CT oi the late J,h'
Bt.ue-, diCi AT The residence al her So-
;. \. 3 uGtS. near this town on TUESDAY
morning last. il the S2i year OF Der age
BuliiugtUn's graz mare Nell an ole
but valuable animal WAS fouud dead il
the stable on last Monday morning
Death is supposed to have resulted iron
au attack OF colo as she was in an appar
emily healthy condition when last seen on
the previous evening, she had kiCEeC
tie harness down and was lying on them
when found
: The |. O. &. 7. held another large att
Interesting meeting on Wednesday even
ing. The exercises consisted Of an ESSAY
Hope by Geo. II. kerlholtz, essay
Oar Motives' by Miss Emma Wiser
selection "A Night with Gin hy Mis-,
VI. A. McC lure. The debate ha 10 be
dispensed with on account OF the uomi-
nation Of officers. The exercises were
particularly spicy aud entertaining. OAt
new name was added to the Gol
The Cecil Whig., 1887-04-23
Literary and Musical.

The Young Peoples Association Of the
Elkton NJ. E. church gave its first puhlic
entertainment in the church last Weln.s-
day evening. There was no charge N :de
for admittance, and the church was filed
with people. a select choir composed OF
members of the association opened the en-
ercises by singing praise the Lord" THIS
was followed by prayer by T. A Ellis,
Esq. Dir. Frank Harvey then saug a solo
entitled "Dear Saviour Come" 1t was q
good selection and very well rendered.
Rev. j. =. OTIS who presided then intro
ducel Rev j. S. Willis, OF Milford, Del.
This well-known Clergyman lectured on
can Hour With Great Man, or William
ILL., The lecture was replrte with tine
word pictures OF the celebrated historical
character. II WAS listened to with rapt
attention, and all derived instruction from
the effort. Mr.. Willis, like all fervent
ProtestantS, was inclined perhaps to over
estimate the abilities and character Of VIII
liam. The lecture was followed by "A mu-
steal selection "Whrn the Mists Have
Rolled Away" This familiar hymn was
finely rendered by Misses Bessie Terrell
and Carrie Ricketts,, and Me=srs. Frank
Harvey aud Edwin V. HinchIitle. The
| exercises were concluded by the singing hy
select choir of SO ZION, Lovely Iiun'
Rev. Walter L. Avery was present aud
pronounced tho benrdictDu.
Miss Lizzie Merritt, the orGani,t Of The
association, presided ut the organ in an
able manner,
The Cecil Whig., 1887-04-23
Work Of the w. q. 4. L.

The Etkton W. G. I. [. met at the
home of Mrs. l.. NJ Haines on TueSda V
evening last an unusually large number
of members being present After Tran
sacting the general routine business the
union was entertained with some fine
music 10y mem bers. Miss Mary Biddle
read an original essay and Mrs l.. VI
liaIHeS gave il select reading. After
spending sometime in social converse the
meeting adjourned with the understand
ing that the next meeting if practicable
be public Que and speaker Of promi-
nence from a distance oe procured, OF
which due notice will he given
Mrs. 5. ii. Martin, vino laDored 50
faithfully III benalt OF the prohibitory
law last fall. has been engaged by the
Woodlawn Union to conduct the services
III liopewel VI. L. chu.ch ou Sunday
morning and evening next. The public
is cordially invited.
The North East Union held s,ciabla
in Housek, eptr's hall last evening Tne
exe1 ciseS WeIe very uterrStinG
the Rock and 81. ,Iohu's b.arch meets
alternately at 81. Johns aud Rock
churches on the thigd Saturday Of e!cn
month. AZ 4 meeting on Saturday iraz
at Rock church it was decided To secure
Mrs. Caroline Talbot 20 hold gospel tenn
per&uce meetings one night at It. john 5
and one night al Rock. 1t was also de-
cided to have Miss Mary McDoaelj :.
NaGion,l org IuIE 7, delivered a lecJufo
in St. John ) church the latter part ui
May
The Cecil Whig., 1887-04-23
\ County W. G. +. /. Meeting

y meeting of the executive committee
of the W. G. 7. /. was held in the VI. f.
church at Rising sun, on Thursday the
l4th OF April, both moruing and after
noon. 1t WIS an interesting and ustruc-
tive occasion, there being much Informal
discussion upon the various topics that
come under the heads Of our work
Some Of our sisters from Calvert, ZION,
North East and kowlandsviIle were very
acceptably and pleasantly with us, but
the pleasure was marred in not meetin Z
our friends from the other unions. 1t
was decided, that in future, these meet
ings Of the executive commjtte should be
held quarterly, the next one to be al Port
Deposit in JuIy Cwlth the permission Of
our friends there) The date has not yet
been fixed. We trust all will have timely
notice and be on haud.
''lron Sharpeneth iron. so 4 man sharp-
enGth the cDuntenance Ot his friend. -
Pr0r. -, l..
We are looking forward to visits from
two of our sisters from distance in the
month of May and tIust our faith may
be strengthened thereby. Our president
The Cecil Whig., 1887-04-23
Died From Her Injuries.

Wilhelmina Theresa, the seven year-old
daughter of Samuel Jewell, an employee Of
Singerlys Pulp Works of this town, died on
Wednesday, fternoon at her fathers resi-
dence from The effects of burns received ON
Saturday the 9th instant. About eleven
o'clock On the morning Of that day She and
other children We're burning brush near
the Old tannery building, when the wind
blew her clothing into the flames Her
condition was not noticed until the flames
had gained considerable headway and Capt.
Wm. q. Purncn and VIM. II. Rlmbo who
badly. The child suffered greatly tor the
last few days before her death. The funeral
was Id on Friday afternoon.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-04-23
Closing Exercises at Union Schoo


The closing exercises of the union
school, near Appleton, on last Friday
were very interesting. The patrons had
been invited aud many were present.
The pupils taking part IN the exercises
all did well. Thelr recilations were short
and good and the singing was pleasing,
The whole affair Was cTedIfable IL
teacher and scholars. Mr.. John II. Kim
BILE addressed the scholars and visitors.
and on behalf of the girls of the schools,
he presented the faithful teacher Miss
Ella 2. Mahoney, with handsome phc-
tograph album in testimony of their es-
TEEN for her. The speaker in closing
his remarks recited the following lines
which he had written for the occasion:
The exercises here declare
A faithful teachers patient care;
The pupils have from honr 10 hour
Advanced in intellectual power.
Thus may they hence through life proceed,
And gather strength for every need
Through all their labors small or vast
May each prove faithful to the last
The joy of many hearts sincere
Shines in the far, young faces here,
The love that kindi,d in each breast
Is in this handsome gift expressed
W Which proves that love Will win AT last,
1t hides the errors of the past,
And charms the present with delight
Aud makes the future clear and bright.
\ TRUSTEE
The Cecil Whig., 1887-04-23

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The Cecil Whig., 1887-04-23
5IuoL"nie,' Na.ies 1.ema.
AIHpJT ~TOEEKEETGEr - DEBATE, -- S.,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NG-NENi;LE
CDNI'I. AGI; ALTON

\ AroNFLAGR,TIo<.
Again We take our ptncil I" note some "I
tine d"lngH about the valley.
car veteran merchant, NE !. VI. NS"n,
N1N''"'f the city Inns Week ana i h"W "''"'-
my i Flr'"d assortment, "t 'n"r'1'"" u" '".'
''"h"' '''' 10 ai'rh'' ne t''"hi'"h - lH'''
wanting anything III ms Ilnr witch lflri'i'l"~
i varily Of novelties and notions not 0-GAi.Y
found H. i country store. t"mrade y.
"ehl'''nIm Will dl~c"niinu" N'"irN""rinE
ana Is Ne'lthG uui ms oi."h "i store goods al
i'nh''c ahrti"n' u" Will continue" 'n~ A'TH-
ware ami uEWng h'iNine>S A. hr'r-'H-
lore. liz Will conduct h'S iln Dustin -
upon III" lower iiror. In" upper room viii
u" HiIrd ur aud he used aS u ha,i IN whivh
/" ,i"Ii drh'teN' ihoilc nl"rlln@H, ere
VA i"'HnAS hlSht "' idNl week "" VT"
to'fI'aIh'u WIN NNltta nNt'N discussion
upon thr 4Hr>li"n: Wv hlcu deserves jhr
Er"hier prii>e.' nInmhIIN tor ut- discovery 'r
asAlu T'on t"r tCteuumE tnlN country
MI l.. / Miller cook he 81 tr OF Washing
ION ana 'omt ale i'"''l 'inin 'f@ie'i Tor th"
1t',1 "H, ''"'' "' mus '','',,'' ia w."
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The Cecil Whig., 1887-04-23
TIME T ri +.

Mr.. HENRY W. II. ,ioHNs"N, whose
,,s,.tica is BAY view, CociI county, Md.
is the authorized Agent "f TIE Wing to
receive and receipt for subscriptions and
bills due this office.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-04-23
Iesa! Impairment.

Sunday in Elkton.
Mrs. \. L. Graves millinery store on
Main street North L tst, has been given {"
thorough repairing.
Mr.. George S Natriugey principal of
the North East public >cuool opened IA pri-
vate school on Monday last.
The NIcCulIaugh Iron Compauy'- roll
ing mill at North L lst resumed operations
on Monday, after being shuC down two
weeks
james T. McCulIouGh, E-q., l"r5 Elk
ton on Tuesday fer PoeomoNe Clty 10 at
tend the session OF the New Castle presby-
terry which net that evening.
The trustees OF the Elkron Academy have
appointed Frederick b. Frazer, SON of Mr.
Samuel Frazer Of Sas~afr,s Neck to a Va
can't scholarship in the E.k,ou Academy.
a land and loan company todo a bank
ing business is being or-aniztd in North
East. Ar a meeting last week in the office
of Mr.. J. w. Falls the project wAs eneour-
agtnSly discussed.
We have received an invitation to ats
tend the golden wedding of MIR and Mrs.
j icob Estey of Battlehoro, Vermont, ON
Monday Nay 2ad Mr. E,tey is The manu-
facturcr Of the celebrated Esfey organ.
AT the meeting Of the session ot the
Presbyterian church Of this town called AT
the request Of the pastor on Thursday even
ing OF last week the Rev. Il W. Bsers init
mated that he intended rendering hi, res :
nati u. rs pastor OF the church.
Mr.. James Baldwin, well, known ami
respected citizen OF Hlvre de G,arr, died
oniSunuay last from paralysis after au i'll
ness -ul several weeks. MIR. baldwin had
engaged in the grocery business at tIavIe
de Grace for many years, WAS seventy years
old and ieayea - ,ar-e family.
We have received the 18th annual re-
port OF the Maryland ecaoo. tor the cnlorrd
blind aud deaf uures situated in Baltimore.
In thiS Institution which /, supported by
the State, there Mere under instruction dur
ing The year Il blind and Is deaf mates.
Two Of the latter Daniel Scott aud Carrie
Brown are from Cecil county.
Mr.. LawreI ce Hawkins bo rdrd ii IT 'in
at Port Deposit on Saturday last imreudirg =
to yet of at Bunk station and the train
did not stop he deliberately walked oft the
end of the rear car. TIE train was moving
at a rapid rate and Mr.. Hawkins conse-
uuentl, turued several somersaula before
lie brodguB up on his head a.nd shoulders
which were severely cut ,ud bruised.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-04-23
NOTICE

have the following Engines Boilers and Ma
chIuerg tor sale:
One 20-HOrse Power Boiler, Locomo-
tive Pattern.
One E0-Horse Power Boiler.
One l0-Horse Power Traction Engine.
One 6-Horse Power Baxter Engine.
One l5-ROrse Power Slide Valve En-
gine.
0ne8-Horse Power Slide Valve Engine.
One o. Horse Power Yacht Engine.
One 24-InCh Wood PIaner.
Sh2fting, Hangers, PuIIeys, & c,
IN @IIIDou to Tie above / am prepared to do
| all kinds uf Machine and repair work Cover
/ ,,r,, valves, fittings aud pipes constantly on
/ u-nd Furnish any work contract Engines
/ Iat Boilers of any jesircd sizc and style Tur-
/ aIue water Wheels steam heading Tor public or
/ private residence. GEO. MgQUlLklN.
/ Works, Cor. Bridge and High Sts.,
Apr 2-Sn EiktOn. Md.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-04-23

Our active builder and architect NJ.
l.. .. Cameron has made Il new partner
SHIP with |. II. England, under the firm
name of Cameron Il England, Tor the
cutting aud saving Of hard wood lumber
10 their timber tract near Sngarly sta
ton. They will run steam saw mil
cn the ground, aud cut all kiui, Of bill
stun. aua furnish hard wood lumber OF
ali XII DIS. We wish them success IN
their ueW enterprise.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-04-23

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